Treatments

Digital Dentistry

Digital dentistry replaces traditional techniques with state-of-the-art tools that deliver faster and more accurate results. With 3D intraoral scanners, we capture detailed digital impressions that are used in CAD/CAM systems to create restorations with exceptional precision.

This modern approach reduces treatment time and improves patient comfort. Whether it’s a crown, veneer, or full prosthesis, digital planning allows for efficient and predictable outcomes.

Frequently asked questions

Is dental implant treatment painful?

Implant treatment is performed completely pain-free under local anesthesia. After the procedure, there may be slight discomfort or sensitivity, but this typically subsides within a few days and can be easily managed with appropriate medication. We plan comfort protocols individually for each patient at our clinic.

What is tartar and how is it cleaned?

Tartar forms when plaque hardens over time and can only be removed through professional cleaning. If left untreated, it can lead to gum disease. We use ultrasonic devices for painless and effective tartar removal.

Can dental treatment be performed during pregnancy?

Non-urgent treatments are usually scheduled for the second trimester (4–6 months). In emergencies, treatment is planned with the health of both mother and baby in mind. We coordinate with your obstetrician if needed.

How long do aesthetic fillings last?

With proper care and regular check-ups, composite aesthetic fillings can last 5–7 years or even longer. Teeth grinding or frequent contact with hard foods can shorten their lifespan. We use high-quality materials and apply fillings with attention to both aesthetics and function.

Is smile design permanent?

With proper care, smile design can maintain its aesthetic effect for many years. Longevity depends on the tooth structure and the materials used. Our digitally planned designs are created for both aesthetic appeal and maximum durability.

Is pain normal after a root canal?

Mild sensitivity or discomfort for a few days after root canal treatment is normal and usually temporary. It can be easily managed with prescribed painkillers. If the pain persists, please contact our clinic.


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